Beyond Conventional Diagnosis:

Beyond Conventional Diagnosis examines the limits of traditional diagnostic models and the role of clinical judgment when scientific evidence must be interpreted rather than mechanically applied. The book explores real clinical situations in which uncertainty, complexity, and individual variability challenge standardized protocols and demand careful integration of data, experience, and ethical discernment.

Through clinically grounded narratives, the work investigates how intuition functions not as an alternative to science, but as a component of responsible medical reasoning. Each case highlights the tension between measurable findings and lived clinical reality, emphasizing the importance of attention, longitudinal observation, and contextual understanding in diagnostic and therapeutic decisions. The approach maintains fidelity to evidence-based medicine while recognizing the limits inherent in complex human systems.

This book is intended for physicians, medical students, and reflective readers interested in the ethical and cognitive dimensions of clinical practice. Its purpose is to offer a sober and responsible framework for understanding how science and intuition coexist within medicine, without mysticism, romanticization, or rejection of methodological rigor.